This is THE most friendly, Christ-centered church I have ever attended. And I already attend a…read morechurch I thought was the friendliest! We decided to go west rather than east for church this morning, and we are super glad we did. If you're looking for a church where the Holy Spirit is alive and kicking (do you know that song "There Is A Sweet Sweet Spirit In This Place...?) look no further. This is the ONLY church that could ever woo me away from my current church where I've gone (and loved going) for the past 22 years. Hie Thee Hence!

St. Paul's Anglican Church changed name to St. Michael's Anglican Church - and meets Sunday at…read more10:00 in the C. Hunter Ritchie Elementary School, near Vint Hill. Although a small congregation, it is clear that the Holy Spirit comes into the school gym with the congregation. There is heart-felt song (worship - not a performance); scripture; prayer; and biblical-based preaching. Every sermon brings new understandings. I wish they had a building of their own for more than Sunday activities.

I cannot recommend St. Micheal's for preschool. I was very excited to have my youngest attend as…read moreit was close to home and the curriculum looked great. We toured the school and talked with the principle that our youngest has been having some tantrums, but we are actively working on them. We were reassured that this was not an issue, and in fact, her own child had the same issue. Stated that it a great environment. We took the jump and paid for the entire year (11k!). The first day was very rough. My youngest was having tantrums and not doing well. She was sent home early which I agree with. We were then "un-invited" to return to pre and post care due to the tantrums. Fine. My husband and I worked with our schedules to ensure that we would A. be at the school in a moments notice if anything needed to be corrected and B. was willing to work with school to ensure no issues arise. We have MD appts lined up to assist as well. Within 2 hours of school on Tuesday, she was sent home due to 2 tantrums. Again, I understand it is disruptive, however we were doing our best to help. THEY COULD NOT GET US OUT OF THE SCHOOL FAST ENOUGH. We were told again, to come in on Wednesday and we would try again. I took off the entire day to be ready to sit at the school and assist with behaviors and find out what was causing this. Tuesday afternoon, less than 4 hours after being sent home, being told that we could come back on Wednesday, we were no longer welcomed back at the school. 7 hours was all it took for them to reject us. Of the 11k that we spent, they returned all but $1400. That's $200 an hour for this child. We attempted to talk with them and ask for them to return all but $600 (a month tuition and pre/post care for that Monday). They declined and charged the entire month of pre, post, 1 month tuition, and 3%. $1400 for 7 hours of care. They acted like they were doing us a favor for not charging us 3 months tuition despite them not wanting us back. Ridiculous. And for those wondering, the youngest started at Everbrook Academy. They worked with her for 2 days (Wednesday and Thursday) and by Friday she had ZERO tantrums. You are telling me that St. Micheal's is not able to work with us and a 3 year old on self calming? But Everbrook was able to come in with loving arms to assist. Just ridiculous. TL;DR: Don't send your small kiddos here.

This was a great school, with great teachers. Unfortunately, COVID interrupted the flow. But at…read moresome point I have to say, fortunately interrupted the flow. There were several instances where it seemed the director at the time deliberately added to what I owed to the invoice because when I asked her about it, there would be no response. I have no problem paying, but you have to explain why $300.00 was added to the invoice. It wouldn't bother me, but that's like someone trying to get you out of character when you're just trying to support your child. There's very little leeway, and that's inappropriate. The Philadelphia Insurance contract I signed a few months after my child started was a bit strange. I looked up the company, and they literally had pedophilia insurance. I signed with caution. I'm not sure if I'm the only one who ever signed this or ever looked the company up because that is a major, blaring alarm. His teacher was excellent, but she hinted at a few things that were strange. Like, "They take money out of my check for the baby next door." She also talked about vomiting next to the director's desk. A few other things. She obviously put her all into teaching, so I thought it was end-of-day stress, and the director tried to get quite a few people out of character when they're not there for that. I don't know! I don't know y'all. My child did well, but it was quite bizarre and frustrating. I got way out of character, called "unprofessional" when I called the school. I tried to keep it about the bill, TRYING to forget everything else. I even went to the school, asked about the bill. She said she would send a link, and never sent it. I had a relative call and ask about the bill, she discussed it with him, said she would send a link after their 30 minute conversation, and did not send it. I found it a little disrespectful. I managed to get it rectified after ownership was transferred. At this point I'm not sure if the agreed upon amount had a horrible catch, or if it was from a sincere place.

Our son went to public school for 6 years until attending 6th grade at CCA. He received great…read moreinstruction at the public school but the attention and guidance he has received at CCA is incredible. The class sizes are small so the kids get more attention and time with the teachers. My son's organization skills, confidence, and determination have increased tenfold with Mrs. Christine and Mr. Josh. The tuition is very affordable for a private school and the community is so warm and welcoming!

Fantastic school! This university model school is the best blend of private schooling and…read morehomeschooling. We are going on year 3 here and couldn't imagine a better school for our children. All of the administration and teachers have been fabulous!

The church has great facilities for basketball, and a wonderful Upward Basketball program!read more

This church is amazing!!! I highly recommend this church. The pastor is awesome!!! It's worth going…read moreto visit!!! You will hear the word of God and if you don't go and visit you will regret it!!!

Saint Paul's Episcopal is the oldest church in Prince William County. Originally built in 1801 as a…read morecircuit courthouse, the building began use as an Episcopal Church in 1822. During the Civil War, the building was used by the Confederate Army as a hospital, then later by the Union Army as a stable. In recent years, the building and congregation were part of a bitter lawsuit; the parish congregation, unhappy with the spiritual and cultural direction of the Episcopal Church, left the Episcopal Church and aligned themselves with the Anglican Church in North America. After a protracted legal battle, the Episcopal Diocese reclaimed the building from the parish (the vacating congregation, now known as Saint Paul's Anglican, now holds services at Richie Elementary School in Warrenton, Va.) Today, the oldest church in Prince William County is now the newest parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia. Services are currently at 10:30 a.m., Sunday mornings, with coffee hour immediately following.

This church is tiny and ancient, but that's part of the charm. The head priest is very friendly and…read moreenergetic, and the parishioners are all extremely friendly. This Episcopal church practices a "middle of the road" liturgy -- it's not too high church, but also not too low.

Great church, great community, welcoming to all people! Love the passion for serving others, the…read morelove for their community, and the commitment to real inclusivity!

From the owner: Worship on Sunday's at 10:00 AM at Haymarket Elementary School, 15500 Learning Lane, Haymarket VA…read more Haymarket Church is a church that is committed to growing in faith and putting God's love into action. We believe that church isn't a spectator sport - church is something that we get to do together. You aren't going to get surface-level, shallow expressions of Christianity here. We pride ourselves on asking hard questions, struggling with real-life issues, and becoming better people by taking this spiritual journey together. At Haymarket Church, all people are welcome - no matter who you are, where you're from, or what you believe. Haymarket Church seeks to be a community where our faith makes a difference in our everyday lives - we believe that the things we believe should transform how we live. Therefore, we seek to create opportunities for people to be stretched and transformed by God's love - through worship, study, service, community, and more - so that we can go out and put that love into action each day.